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Our community is full of history. In September of 1856, five families petitioned the Governor General for a grant of 200 acres of land per family since their hunting area was up for sale. They were denied. However on September 17, 1873, the Algonqins of Pikwakanagan received Crown Patent to a total of 1561 acres and became Golden Lake First Nation.2
The community is built with a number of building such as Administration Office, Heath Centre, Tennisco Manor, Fire Hall, Museum, Foster Home, Church, Cemetarys, Community Hall, Ball Feild, Park, Day Care, some Private Businesses, and Pow wow Grounds.3
Administration Office23 September 2005
Golden Lake, Ontario
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Health Centre23 September 2005
Golden Lake, Ontario
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Tennisco Manor23 September 2005
Golden Lake, Ontario
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Manido Chiman Museum26 September 2005
Golden Lake, Ontario
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Fire Hall26 September 2005
Golden Lake, Ontario
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Nativity of Your Lady Roman Catholic Church26 September 2005
Golden Lake, Ontario
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Foster Home26 September 2005
Golden Lake, Ontario
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Public Works26 September 2005
Golden Lake, Ontario
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Mindiwin Manido Day Care26 September 2005
Golden Lake, Ontario
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Makwa Community Centre26 September 2005
Golden Lake, Ontario
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New Pikwakanagan Chibekamig Cemetary26 September 2005
Golden Lake, Ontario
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Old Pikwakanagan Chibekamig Cemetary26 September 2005
Golden Lake, Ontario
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